Why NPR said Soleimani was assassinated not killed
NPR public editor Elizabeth Jensen reviewed reader and listener questions and complaints about NPR's coverage of the killing of Iranian…
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Media Ethics Debates from 2010-2019
Editor's note: This list is not ranked, but an overview of major ethical issues and trends iMediaEthics observed and closely…
Fake New York Post reporter Twitter account posted Iranian propaganda
A fake Twitter account purporting to be New York Post reporter Mark Moore shared pro-Iran propaganda. Now, that account has…
Toronto Star’s decade of corrections
Toronto Star public editor Kathy English reviewed in a recent column the past decade of corrections from the Canadian newspaper.…
NYT: Obit was wrong, real estate broker fabricated background info
The New York Times revealed that its 2018 obituary of real estate broker Faith Hope Consolo contained errors because Consolo…
Newspaper publishes obit for football player who is still alive
Another newspaper has "killed" someone off. In this case, the Southern Daily Echo, which is in Southampton, England, reported that…
12th Annual Dubious Polling Awards
Editor’s note: Every January, iMediaEthics’ polling director David W. Moore assembles the top ten “Dubious Polling” Awards for iMediaEthics. The…
Radio New Zealand’s Tonga PM story not balanced
Radio New Zealand broke press guidelines with an unbalanced article about Tonga's Prime Minister Akilisi Pohiva, the New Zealand Media…
Australian newspaper settles libel lawsuit over TV host paycut claim
The Australian Daily Telegraph claimed a TV host was getting a $1 million paycut for breaking standards. That prompted the…
Corrections: Butterflies, Love Island, Wrong Man, Finland’s Four Day Work Week?
iMediaEthics' latest roundup of amusing or noteworthy media corrections: 1.No, don't pack your bags. Finland doesn't have a four-day work…